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The Ninth Congress of North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party covered ground this past week that was familiar from its last gathering five years ago. Kim Jong Un proclaimed his goals of state-driven econo...
A replica Oval Office on a council estate, an exhibition in a cash and carry in Rochdale, an exploration of American mythologies held in an area of intense ICE scrutiny, and much more...
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Emily Lipson’s first photo book resists simplifying the lesbian community by exploring identity as a transient state
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The Sardinian designer presented a mythical, flower-filled collection, centred around its Caragol bag
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This exhibition at Haverford College’s Cantor Fitzgerald Gallery is the first comprehensive retrospective of the pioneering feminist, filmmaker, photographer, and performance artist.
“It’s a place to disappear and get lost in the process of doing.”
An internal investigation traced “financial irregularities” back to Brady Lum, who had served as the Atlanta art museum’s chief operating officer since 2019.
The artist and scholar spent decades championing Black artists through collecting, creating, and providing financial support through the Driskell Prize.
This week: how to make art with a full-time job, portraits of Black marronage, artists vs. algorithms, US men’s hockey team acts up (again), snow sculptures in NYC, and more.
Aaron Wile will be a senior curator at the institution. Plus, the Venice Biennale announces its full list, and the Bezoses are chairing the Met Gala (yay!).
The LA Times reported that 10 employees accused the activist and artist of using funds from a Mellon Foundation grant for personal benefit.
Director Tricia Tuttle's job is on the line for failing to silence criticism of Israel at the embattled film festival.
Gaza overshadows the German film festival, accusations of theft at the High Museum, three Community columns, and Juliette Lewis turns into a chair in a new movie.